Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-04-07


Ohristmes-since about five days before
Chr1stmas-and have been there nearly
all t3e timn since. / went out to his
place for my health. He is not nay ply
sician. lie lives about thses miies IN
the country. T. have been working q
little for him. i helped o little among
his COWS. He hasn't paid me anything.
l don't expect any pay. / don't pay any
thing for board. He is no relative OF
mine.
Question-What disease are you
afflicted with?
Objected to by the defense and oblec-
ton overruled.
Answer have blood poisoning; I can
say that right straight out.
Witness continuing: / saw Kellogg
ct Norfolk, Neb. / never spoke to HIM
before I met him at Norfolk. I changed
my name from Iuhi after L came to
Sioux City-after I vac at Norfolk. |
don't know WHOM l changed my name,
Nobody told me to change my name.
When court adjourned to-day, I went
down town to take dinner. Kellogg was
there. / didn't speak to him about
the case. I talked with Kellogg three
or four weeks ago. / have talked with
Kellogg some since that time, but not
about this case in particular. / have
two brothers in Sioux City. The night
of August 3rd / ate supper with my
brother Hepse. I went up Fourth
street across the Perry creek bridge and
got q drink. / don't know how far
across the bridge it was where got the
drink. The drink was beer. / don't
know how far the place was beyond
R~essegIeu's wholesale liqcor store. Not
very far. / havs been there before,
during last summer. / went over there
ouly once that night, Where ]
got the glass of beer. / don't know
whether it was a frame or q brick build.
ing. It vas q boarding house and saloon
/ stayed there about twenty minutes.
don't know whether it was q man, woman,
boy + child who waited On me. l don't
know whether the beer was poured from
o bottle or drawn fron q keg. / don't
know who was In the room. i don't
know whether anybody but myself was
in the room. ! don't know what kind OIL
q light WAS in the room, / don't know
whether there are steps to the boarding
house. l don't know whether the person
who waited on me was behind the par OF
not. I had not been across the bridge
before that night. I don't know when il
was that / was oyer the bridge before. ]
lam not much acquainted in Sioux Clty
/ have been only six months in Sioux
City altogether. I took just one glass
of beer and stayed twenty minutes, and
then went down Fourth street on the
south side. and across to the corner d
| Water and Fourth streets. There / saw
q friend, His name was johnson. ]
don't know his frat name. His mother
10 q Dane and his father ia an American
He talks q little Danish. He worked FOL
me at Nebraska City aboui
nine months. I went with John
son up Water street to the bridge ant
talked with Johnson at the corner from
about $50 to 1910 O'Clock. ! left HIN
to look at my watch and went back OF
Water to Fourth street and on the norti
SIDE Of Fourth street to the Lone Sta
restaurant. | was there, standing il
the door, abopt three minutes / saw thu
buggy go by to the stable. Haddocl
came to the Columbia house corner ant
turned on Fourth. A man followed hin
and when he got q font nr twn hehint
him, shot him. The two were abou
two-thirds across Water street. I saw
I VIC AAAA VIM Akpu VIC DuOb Euu VI
Water street. Another man ran behlnt
him on Water end one or two men 7ar
south on Water street. That is all tn,
men l saw. i stood there q minute o.
1.-TWO. / saw some men coming to tn,
man who was shot. I was afraid / nigh
get shot. / was standing with my bacl
to the door OF the restaurant. / dom
know whether there was q light in til,
restaurant or not or whether the dool
was open. 1t is not a fact that / wal
standing in the door of a grocery on the
other side OF Fourth street. I dom
know where John O.Conner's saloon
is. / don't know of o grocery
store on Fourth between Pearl an6
| Water streets. 1 did not stand in ths
door Of any grocery store that night
It is not true that ] went over tn,
bridge to Reseegieu's liquor store, anl
then; came back about $50 and thel
back across the bridge q second time &
Ressegleu's store. I did not go owe,
there q second time at nli. I did no
go the second time to Ressegieu's ane
stay there till 10
The witness was shown = paper BY
lOiConnsll, who conducted the GROSS.
examination for the state.
WttRGeS, IbbauhiH6 AAhb 10 L.
signature. i wrote that in Sioux City
| was not standing In the door. way Of
grocery store on the south side o
Fourth street between Pearl aud Waite
street. I wssn't in any grocery stor,
that night at all. / know Marsha
STANLEY. I saw him at Norfolk, Neb,
on November 3 last, and also on tine q
day Of that month. had q talk will
him at Norfolk. That was before / saw
Kellogg. I remember telling him VIVA
l knew. He wrote it down but not o,
I told him. I didn't tell Marshal Shan
ley that I went from Ressegieu'
liquor store across the Pefry-asree
bridge and afterwards went back t.
Ressegieu's again. I did not tell hin
anything Of the kind. / did not tell hin
that after staying at RessgieR's place 8
half an hour went south across the
bridge to go home. ! did not tell Shan
ley that after I had been ct Ressegieu'.
the second time / passed by the Coium
bia house. / did not tell Stanley tina
after I passed by the Columbia house
saw O man standing under the porcf
of the Columbia house; nor a man stand
ing behind a post in front of the Oolum.
bia house; nor that / went on and steod
IN the doorway of a grocery store or
the south side OF Fourth street, and was
standing thsre when the shot was fired
[ did not tell Stanley that / stood in the
doorway there to get ont OF the rain
I did lot tell Stanley that I stood in the
doorway and IN about five minutes saw
a buggy pass by, nor that it waf